Vladimir Putin Has Once Again Warned The President Of Ukraine
Vladimir Putin has once again warned the President of Ukraine: Russia Ukraine War.
Russian President Vladimir Putin has called the sanctions of Western countries on Russia as declaring war, said – Ukraine’s future is in danger.
The war of words between Ukraine and Russia continues. Russian President Vladimir Putin has once again warned the President of Ukraine.
Putin called the sanctions by Western countries a “declaration of war” against Russia and said Ukraine’s status as a country was under threat, the leading news agency reported.
He accused Ukraine of violating the ceasefire, saying that the ceasefire had to be broken in the port city of Mariupol due to terrorist incidents.
Putin said Ukraine’s future is in danger because of what he (Zelensky) is doing. If they continue this, their status as a country will be in jeopardy.
He will be responsible for this. We know why we are there. We also know how to protect our country.
Along with this, Putin also targeted Western countries for the sanctions being imposed to harm the Russian economy. These sanctions are tantamount to a declaration of war.
On the other hand, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky says that if his country loses to Russia in this war, it will be the defeat of not only one country but the whole of Europe.
Along with this, he appealed to the people not to remain silent. Get out on the streets and support Ukraine.
If Ukraine is victorious in this battle, it will not be a victory over the Russian armies alone, but the victory of good over evil.
The AP report, citing Ukrainian officials, said that the Russian military has intensified the bombing of the Ukrainian city of Mariupol.
The residential areas of Chernihiv, north of Kyiv, were also bombed. Officials say the evacuation of civilians has been affected by the bombing by Russia. H
However, Putin has blamed Ukraine for this. It is known that a ceasefire was announced by Russia on Saturday to rescue civilians trapped in Maripol and Volnovakh.
